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The default gateway command is the layer 2 equivalent of a layer 3 default route. You provide the default gateway as the management interface SVI on SW1 or SW4 based on where in the network you are located. On SW2 and SW3 you will put ip default-gateway 192.168.100.1. On SW5 and SW6 you will put ip default-gateway 172.168.100.1

as was stated above, "the default-gateway is merely used for management of an l2 switch", meaning that other devices on the network will be able to access it remotely for management purposes, ie, using telnet or ssh if configured, but this ip default-gateway is not necessary to forward traffic...

The ip default-gateway command is used whenever and wherever IP routing is not possible, either because it has been disabled or, the device does not do routing at all. This is why ip default-gateway is mainly used on L2 switches, because as you know, they do not do routing.

ip default-gateway -- This is only for devices that don't understand ip routing, i.e., a L2 switch. Without this pointing to the default gateway for that LAN, you could not connect to the L2 switch management IP address by telnet (from outside the LAN), because it would not know where to send return traffic.

The "ip default-gateway" is a gloabl command for the switch. What if there is a vlan 5 with default gateway 5.5.5.5 and vlan 6 with default gateway 6.6.6.6 on the same switch, how can you make multiple VLANs with different gateways exist on the same switch ?

Hi Nima, Echoing CiscoLoco, I think the key in that scenario would be the fact that I1 would not use the loopback interface as its gateway of last resort, so it would not route the traffic to it as a default route, instead it would use itself candidate default route listed in "sho ip route", example "ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 <next hop> or whatever.

We had the same problem - had a machine that set it's IP to the default gateway IP and crashed the subnet. I've been thinking about it. Perhaps Dynamic Arp Inspection (DAI) could do it. I've looked a little into it, but haven't implemented it for this purpose. I've got some 3750's and 3650's sitting on my desk - maybe I'll mess with it.

My issue is resolved today.So the default gateway was the first IP Of the IP block assigned to the site. Ex :50.234.115.128/25. Default Gateway was 50.234.115.129. Router ISP Interface IP address I assigned as 50.234.115.30/25 . So as I understand there is no way to verify the default Gateway in a given ISP IP block. 1.Best thing is to verify ...

When a WAN interface receives a DHCP offer, it indeed acts as a DHCP client, accepting the offered IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. The router will typically configure the default gateway dynamically based on the DHCP offer. You can use the `show ip route` command to see the routing table.

We do normally set an "ip default-gateway" on a L2 switch for packets going outside our network (imagine a LAN with only one IP range for all hosts) --> Router <---->Switch<-----| LAN | The router is configured with an IP and this one will be the …